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Economy Plumbing Services has become “Central Texas’ best little plumbing company” with offices in Austin, TX & Marble Falls, TX. "LICENSED. INSURED.

We offer great service because we have great people. Every service pro is a licensed Texas plumber who lives in the ... PROFESSIONAL. ON-GOING TRAINING. FAMILY-OWNED & OPERATED. Every service pro is a licensed Texas plumber who lives in the neighborhoods they serve: we’re your friends and neighbors. And it all comes down to these core beliefs: diagnosis is everything & we serve families. Not customers. Not service calls. But each plumbing issue revolves around the person: you. Each licensed plumber is trained to do their very best to uncover the actual issue and ensure the repairs are going to solve the root cause of the problem."

11/03/2026

Happy Election Day, Austin & Marble Falls. 🗳️ Polls are open until 7 PM tonight.

If you haven't voted yet — go make it count, check on a neighbor who might need a ride, and thank a poll worker while you're there.

We're on the road normal hours today, like always. However today goes, tomorrow we're all still neighbors — and we'll be out fixing pipes for every one of you.

— The Economy Plumbing team

11/03/2026

You picked the fixture. We make it watertight.

This Austin customer chose a marble statement sink and a chrome widespread faucet. Our part: mount it, fit the faucet and pop-up drain, and connect a fresh chrome trap so it drains right and seals tight — the part of a pretty fixture nobody photographs, and the part that decides whether it leaks.

You bring the fixture, we bring the fit.

Call for your free estimate visit. (512) 233-6590
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TX Master Plumber -41147

11/02/2026

Our techs live in the neighborhoods they plumb.

Austin (512) 233-6590 · Marble Falls (830) 460-3565
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Economy Plumbing works in Austin and Marble Falls every week — two towns, one small local crew. The homes we work in are the streets we drive home on, so the work has to hold up in front of our neighbors.

Phones answered weekdays 7:30 AM–5:30 PM, weekends by appointment. TX Master Plumber -41147, since 2012.

11/02/2026

Built or bought a home from the Kitec years? That orange-and-blue piping was recalled for a reason.

In Austin, we replaced a Kitec water main with new PEX — removed the Kitec at both ends and installed tracer wire so the new line can be found without digging blind next time.

The photos are the real job: yard open, new line in the trench, yard closed back up.

Not sure what's in your walls or under your yard? Call for your free estimate visit: (512) 233-6590 · https://epstx.link/s/sage-20261027-31a29406

11/01/2026

"Rapid response, knowledgeable, gave me a few options to solve my garden plumbing leak."

That is a real Google review from Robert Bart, an Austin customer, this month — and 'gave me a few options' is the part we work hardest for. You should never get one take-it-or-leave-it answer in your own yard. Options, explained plainly, then your call.

Thanks for trusting a small local crew — licensed since 2012, TX Master Plumber -41147.

Need options on a leak of your own? Call for your free estimate visit:
Austin (512) 233-6590 · Marble Falls (830) 460-3565
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11/01/2026

Clocks go back Sunday. This check takes 10 minutes.

While you're resetting clocks around the house, do the plumbing lap: turn every shutoff under every sink (stuck ones won't save you in a flood), look for damp or green crust under each one, and make sure everyone in the house knows where the main shutoff is — in Austin it's usually buried near the curb, right past the meter box, on the house side.

Ten minutes now beats a soaked floor later. Find a shutoff that won't budge? Call for your free estimate visit: (512) 233-6590 · Marble Falls (830) 460-3565 · https://epstx.link/s/sage-20261027-a4d6fa4b

10/31/2026

That green, crusty damp spot on top of your water heater is a leak talking — before it shouts.

On a flush visit, we found moisture building on the fitting on top of a tank. That is a leak in progress, not 'just condensation.' Left alone, it is how a quiet attic or garage tank becomes a ceiling stain and a flooded floor.

The annual flush is also an inspection. Look at the top of your tank this week: damp, green crust, or rust streaks mean it is time to act while it is still a fitting, not a flood.

See something like it? Call for your free estimate visit — we check it in person and leave written options in your hand before any work starts.
Austin (512) 233-6590 · Marble Falls (830) 460-3565
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10/30/2026

★★★★★ — Lupe M., Google review

"He explained everything very well and did a great job on the same day"

That's Lupe M.'s Google review — and it's the standard we hold every visit to: options explained plainly, work done right, no surprises left behind.

Central Texas' best little plumbing company, licensed since 2012. TX Master Plumber -41147.

Need a plumber who explains it before he fixes it? Call for your free estimate visit: (512) 233-6590 · https://epstx.link/s/sage-20261027-bde5403c

10/29/2026

That little lever on your water heater is a safety valve.

It's the T&P valve — it vents pressure and temperature if they climb too high inside the tank. When it fails, nothing is watching the pressure.

We found a faulty one on a second-floor heater during a routine flush visit and shut the power off on the spot. That's why the annual flush doubles as an inspection: the visit that cleans the tank also checks the part that protects it.

If yours is dripping, crusted, or you've never seen it tested, don't pull the lever yourself — let us look. Call for your free estimate visit: (512) 233-6590 · Marble Falls (830) 460-3565 · https://epstx.link/s/sage-20261027-d4571c41

10/28/2026

This metal rod is designed to rust — so your water heater doesn't have to.

It's called an anode rod. It sits inside the tank and corrodes on purpose, pulling rust and minerals onto itself instead of the tank walls. Once it's used up, the tank itself starts corroding — and that's when the leaks start.

On a maintenance visit, we swapped in new anode-rod connectors on two water heaters in the same house. That's the new one — the long one — next to the old connector it replaced.

Most homeowners have never heard of this part, and most tanks never get theirs checked. It's one of the cheapest ways to add years to a water heater.

When's the last time anyone looked at yours?

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Austin (512) 233-6590 · Marble Falls (830) 460-3565

Address

701 Tillery Street, #12
Austin, TX
78702

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Friday	7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+15128937316

Website

http://www.plumbersthatcare.com/

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